The majority of the Spotify-style effects are achieved using a combination of multiply and lighten, but I’ve included a few variations so you can see how other combos can work together. Mix-blend-mode supports the following familiar Photoshop layer blend-mode values: mix-blend-mode: multiply This should not be confused with its companion property, background-blend-mode, which is specifically for blending multiple images in a background-image declaration. The mix-blend-mode property can be used on just about any element, including pseudo-elements, to blend it with whatever is behind it. This same basic technique can be applied using CSS thanks to the mix-blend-mode property. The first layer establishes the foundation color, the photo layer is set to the Multiply blend mode, and the top layer set to the Lighten blend mode to colorize the blacks in the image or vice versa. The key to creating duo-tone effects in Photoshop is to colorize the whites and blacks of a grayscale image by sandwiching it between two color layers. This tutorial will show you how to use pure CSS to achieve a wide variety of Spotify colorizer effects that can be applied to any image.
This is one of the most common problems facing web design, especially when the app or website content is outside the control of a full-time art director. This solved a problem in which Spotify needed a way to present the thousands of images uploaded, all with a different look and feel, in a way that keeps them uniform with the brand. When Spotify launched their colorful new brand identity, featuring hip duo-toned imagery, it went hand-in-hand with a new Colorizer tool that allows artists to apply a variety of filters to images.
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